This superb evergreen conifer has rich blue foliage. Its dense-branching, pyradmidal form makes a wonderful living Christmas tree. An excellent landscape choice. Perfect for a windbreak or privacy.

• Brilliant silver-blue needles
• Dense pyramidal growing habit
• Very slow grower, growing only 8 inches per year
• Small specimen tree sometimes used as a Christmas tree

• A perfect cone- shaped dwarf conifer
• Excellent as a container plant or miniature Christmas tree
• Attracts birds, is deer resistant, and can take wet conditions

• Globe shaped evergreen with icy-blue needles, all year long
• Unique accent plant
• Perfect in an Asian or Zen garden
• Attracts birds and is deer resistant

• A beautiful, dusky-purple leaved semi-evergreen
• The mid-summer yellow flowers are excellent in cut bouquets
• In fall, berries start out pink, then red, then black
• A great container plant

Deciduous shrub used in borders or as an informal hedge. This smaller variety is striking when massed as a groundcover. Some folklore:  In ancient times these plants were burned to ward off evil spirits on the eve of St. John's Day.

• Hardy plant will do well in a container
• Great for adding bright color to the garden or in the landscape
• Lovely border plant or small hedge

• This native hibiscus grows in swamps, marshes,and ditches in the Eastern United States
• Plant near water features where it will thrive
• Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies

• This smooth, blue tinted grass spreads slowly to form a clump.
• It is used for its glaucous blue color, and graceful fountain habit.
• It is adapted to dry, sterile locations where it plays an important role in stabilizing.
• Deer resistant, drought tolerant. Native to Dewey Beach Delaware

'Northwind' is a tall ornamental switch grass cultivar which features one of the best vertical forms. Olive-green to bluish-green foliage forms a compact, narrow 4-5' tall clump of foliage, which is topped in late summer by finely-textured mauve colored flower. Foliage turns yellow-beige in fall and provides good winter interest.

• Prized for its foliage color
• Bluish-green foliage turns burgundy-red by late June
• Pinkish-red plumes appear in summer
• North American Native